Imperative Sentences Flashcards

A sentence that gives a command, instruction, or request.

To direct, instruct, or persuade the reader or listener to take action.

"Close the door."

Can vary from polite and encouraging to forceful and demanding, depending on the writer's purpose.

Used to urge or compel the audience to act, often seen in advertisements or speeches.

Used to provide clear and direct guidance, such as in recipes or manuals.

Creates a sense of urgency or authority, influencing the reader to respond or act.

The tone and formality of imperative sentences should be adapted to suit the intended audience.

The level of formality in imperative sentences depends on the context and purpose of the text.

Consider the choice of verbs, tone, and how they contribute to the writer's purpose and audience engagement.